The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-01
FOREIGN NEWS
Particulars and Practical Results of
Blsmarck's Interview with
the Gear.
Revolutionary. Mutterings in Paris
The Crisis Prolonged-Grevy
Not Yet Resigned.
GOSSIP OF THE EMPIRE.

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BERLIN, November 26.--The truth of the reyela
tons, which associate orleanist intriguers will
the forgeries which Prince Bismarck announced
to the car, continue to be questioned by the pro
gressist papers, and by certain court organs. The
Vossiche Zietung leads in asking for definite in
| formation as to what documents were
| forged, and who were the forgers
| The KreuZ Zietung expresses a doubt of the
possibility of any Berlin court personages being
concerned in deludng the car in regard to Prince
Bismarck s foreign policy The diplomatic circle
| here do not share In this incrednlity
lt ls recognized that the disclosures of the
cologne Gazette are of necessity, vague and that
1t Will be diticu for Prince Bsmark to take open
measures against the culprits, as he did in the
case oi Won Arnim No official in the foreign Of
| nee is implicated, nor any one within Prince Bis
narcks power to publicly punish The dispatches
Which were laid before the consisted Of semi
diplomatic papers, and private letters amanatinp
| from the courts OF Wurlemberg, Oidenburg and
SaXe-Coburg. The letters extended from a time
| prior to Prince Feidenanc's candidature in Bull
aris to the time of the czars residence in Freden
berg. He quoted pretended dispatches from Bis
marck strongly inimical to the car
Baron Jomine, the trusted adviser of the car,
and strong pan -slavst, is believed to have been
used as the medium to place before the czar the
earliest letters giving fraudulent extracts from Bis
marck's dispatches.
The officials of the court of Denmark are GUS.
pected OF having been channels for the transmits
oAOh " puo Idttul DOSHb WHICH leu tne
Gzar TO break an a. ranged interview with Emperor
William at Steltin.
Neither the ompe de Paris nor the Orleanist
chiefs are directly involved In the intrigues but
members OF the Orleans family, who are related to
the Danish and other courts above mentioned arr
believed to be the sources of deception. The in
trigue aimed to pursuade the car that Bismarck
wnlle ahecting the neutrality OF Germany
towards Bulgaria, privately initiated and
secretly supported Prince Ferdinand. The political
Importance of the discovery has been oyerrated
1t may tend to peace in helping TO disabuse the
cars mind of the impression that the German
policy Is two faced but it cannot effect the policy
of the triple alliance in resisting Russian agrees
sion In Bulgaria, nor alter permanently the I'M
friendly relations between Germany and Russia,
which are dependant upon q cessation of anti Ger
man agitation In Russia.
The Cologne Gazette has wrongly mixed up the
letter torgers with an antl-Bismarck intrigue--a
email party of the Berlin court set, headed by
Count Won Radzivile, will seek to thwart the aims
OF Bismarck, but they have 80 far limited their
action to trying to influence the emperor to resist
Bismarck's proposals. They have never descended
10 cooperate with foreign diplomatics against the
chancellor,
What the czar learned while in Berlin will be
communicated to the grand Ouncil at St. Peters
burg, which was convoked Immediately upon the
cars return there. 1t wac attended by Mr. De
Glers, Baron Jomini, all minist rs, the grand
dukes and other councillors. 1t sat on Thursday
for eight hours and resumed Its session yesterday
Late advices from st. Petersburg credit the car
with having effected complete submission to the
pan-slavist party, and state that the ministerial
changes foreshadowed last week have been made.
The finance minister. Vishrugadski, has been
dismissed, and Count Tolstoi Las resigned his
post as minister of the interior The czar lie also
about to counte m nd the war ministers orders
for the concentration of troops in Poland. Nothing
is officially nown here of the council. The re-
ported return to an entente cordiale is as
soctated with the statement that Germany
Will advise the powers to Issue a collective note
demanding that Prince Ferdinand leave Bulgaria
This is known to be untrue 1t casts q doubt upon
the whole tenor of advices All practical mea. ures
{ses ra IN Russia s6o% no cessation OF the war
from the interior, and paee towards the frontier.
They will go into winter quarters along the Wis.,
tuls and the railways.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
BERLIN, November 26 The westward move
ment or Russian troops continues, and ia more In
the direction of Germany than toward Austria.